The Current Trade Framework and Gender Linkages in Developing Economies: An Introductory Survey of Issues with Special Reference to India

Ranja Sengupta () and Abhilash Gopinath

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Abstract: This background paper discusses the conceptual and empirical linkages between trade liberalization and gender equality in the context of development; and the impact of the WTO and PTA/FTAs on gender. It then provides a cross section of recent results on this linkage in India. Providing an overview of the main issues from a Southern perspective with an indicative literature survey, this backgrounder can be used as a reference tool for CSOs, students, researchers and policy analysts.[Paper I]

Keywords: conceptual; empirical; linkages; liberalization; gender equality; impact; Southern; perspective; reference; students; researchers; policy analysts (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010-06
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